How can I capture output from the following SQL statement so that I can query the resultset?:
Restore FILELISTONLY to disk = N'DD: \ Restores \ MyBackup.BAK '' with shipping, file = 1
Do I need to create a temporary table and then do something Like?:
Reinstall the file with INSERT #tmp EXEC ('Discus = N''D: \ restores \ KevsProfilerTraces.BAK' ', with file = 1' 'Restore)
May include forward to essentially Lojiklnam
and PhysicalName
column query for certain management functions.
Or is there any easy way?
If your argument is in T-SQL, then the only way is to use INSERT ... EXEC ... As you are already in your post, this can be a #temp table or it may be a table @ increment.
The other option is to transfer the argument from T-SQL into CLR processes or in the SSIS workflows.
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